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Yes. Most leaders in the field agree that it is not possible to perform a thorough examination and correction without substantial sedation. While the procedure is not painful, it is cause for apprehension for most horses. The sedation is safe and allows him/her to relax so that the work can be done effectively and without stress to the horse.
